The power needs of electric vehicles will compel "investment in new wind, solar, storage, and natural gas capacity," new research finds.

The regional transportation agency is tapping its capital funds to restore routes shortened or canceled amid a budget showdown.

Harvesting specialists say home gardeners can benefit from collecting rain and runoff to irrigate plants.

The financial secretary added that Hong Kong is on track to meet its goal to reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2035.

Many parts of Europe that once saw air conditioning as a U.S. excess are beginning to embrace the idea.

The boost was driven by expectations of higher footfall — and sales — as shoppers sought refuge from Japan’s elevated temperatures.

"I wanted to choke some people," Cameron Hamilton said in a podcast interview last week.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said he would promote natural gas during his upcoming trip to Europe.

Major transportation systems are cutting bus and rail service in an effort to stay afloat.

The potential is enormous. So are the hurdles of getting the water out and puzzling over who owns it, who uses it and how to extract it.

A nascent carbon market faces questions about whether it reduces emissions and if nations are unfairly getting credit for climate projects.

The bloc’s biggest players want to delay a vote on the 2040 emissions-cutting milestone.

More than 1,900 fires have been sparked across the EU, scorching a record 3,806 square miles.

With some 4 million people now living in Dubai, compared with around 255,000 in 1980, pressure on water consumption continues.

Rep. Eric Sorensen (D-Ill.) aims to introduce legislation this fall that would establish an agency to investigate deadly weather events.

The hearing comes as Democratic-led states sue the administration over the president’s efforts to block wind projects.

But lawmakers did approve camp-safety standards and funding for early warning systems in response to the deadly July 4 floods.

Absolute Climate also tapped the ex-leader of the Sierra Club in moves meant to enhance the credibility of carbon removal credits.

An analysis said the weather conditions were about 30 percent more intense compared with the preindustrial era.

Nearly 40 percent of the state is in drought, and any errant spark threatens to race across a landscape ready to ignite.